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Brought to you by New England Biolabs VOLUME 386 | ISSUE 6722 | 8 NOV 2024 Editorial Editorial COP29’s climate investment imperative By Barbara Buchner Read more News In Brief News at a glance Read more In Depth  |  Biology Effort to sequence all complex life ramps up By Elizabeth Pennisi Still looking for funds, Earth BioGenome Project has compiled 3000 eukaryotic genomes Read more In Depth  |  Biomedicine Climate chamber studies fan debate By Warren Cornwall When is it too hot to use a fan? Experiments in older people give different numbers Read more In Depth  |  Archaeology India looks to ancient DNA to track migrations By Vaishnavi Chandrashekhar Findings from analyses of human bones could be politically sensitive Read more In Depth  |  Complexity Theory Life evolves. How about everything else? By Paul Voosen Support grows for “natural law” that applies evolution to mineralogy, chemistry, and fusion Read more In Depth  |  Scientific Community NIH dental institute director on leave for nearly 7 months By Meredith Wadman Rena D’Souza, who faces allegations of workplace misconduct, is suing the agency for discrimination Read more In Depth  |  Astronomy JWST’s keen eye reveals the smallest possible stars By Adam Mann Claimed discovery of bizarre pairs of Jupiter-size brown dwarfs spurs debate Read more Feature Africa’s breaking heart By Paul Voosen In Botswana, a geologist hunts for signs of the rifting that is tearing the continent apart Read more Insights Expert Voices A case for altruistic cities By Xuemei Bai Read more Perspective  |  Conservation Global influenza threatens conservation By Jonathan Runstadler How avian influenza virus will continue to spread and circulate among wildlife is unclear Read more Perspective  |  Infectious Disease Collateral effects of pandemic control By Pejman Rohani, Justin Bahl The response to COVID-19 altered global dispersal of influenza viruses Read more Perspective  |  Chemical Separation A two-faced membrane channel By Xing Yang, Mohammad Hossein Jandaghian Contrasting surface properties activate a feedback loop system for a complete oil-and-water separation Read more Perspective  |  Physiology Rhythmic liver drives feeding behavior By Noelia Martinez-Sanchez, David Ray The hepatic vagal nerve mediates the impact of circadian disruption on food intake in mice Read more Policy Forum  |  Climate Policy Misguided negative adaptation narratives are hurting the poor By E. L. F. Schipper, A. Mukherji Measurement and maladaptation are being weaponized Read more Books et al.  |  Ecology Earth’s entomological gardens By Rob Dunn An “entomo-artist” celebrates insects and their rich history with humankind Read more Books et al.  |  History of Science When the war came By Elizabeth Haswell A journalist recounts how botanists protected a seed bank from a siege and from themselves Read more Letter Protect kelp forests By Nur Arafeh-Dalmau, Carolina Olguín-Jacobson, et al. Read more Letter Protect China’s coastal salt marshes By Xinhui Feng, Yan Li, et al. Read more Letter Consistent H5N1 control needed for farm animals By Ilaria Capua, Angela Fanelli Read more Research Research Highlights In Science Journals By Ankit Walia, Catherine Charneski, et al. Highlights from the Science family of journals Read more Research Highlights In Other Journals By Corinne Simonti, Priscilla N. Kelly, et al. Editors’ selections from the current scientific literature Read more Review  |  NEUROSCIENCE Analysis methods for large-scale neuronal recordings By Carsen Stringer, Marius Pachitariu Read more Research Article  |  SYNTHETIC BIOLOGY Continuous evolution of user-defined genes at 1 million times the genomic mutation rate By Gordon Rix, Rory L. Williams, et al. Read more Research Article  |  BLOOD STEM CELLS Retrotransposons are co-opted to activate hematopoietic stem cells and erythropoiesis By Julia Phan, Brandon Chen, et al. Read more Research Article  |  NEUROSCIENCE The interhemispheric amygdala-accumbens circuit encodes negative valence in mice By Zhen Tian, Jiachen Song, et al. Read more Research Article  |  INFLUENZA COVID-19 pandemic interventions reshaped the global dispersal of seasonal influenza viruses By Zhiyuan Chen, Joseph L.-H. Tsui, et al. Read more Research Article  |  ORGANIC CHEMISTRY Total synthesis of (−)-cylindrocyclophane A facilitated by C−H functionalization By Aaron T. Bosse, Liam R. Hunt, et al. Read more Research Article  |  PLANT SCIENCE Identification of cambium stem cell factors and their positioning mechanism By Gugan Eswaran, Xixi Zhang, et al. Read more Research Article  |  MEMBRANES Janus channel of membranes enables concurrent oil and water recovery from emulsions By Xin-Yu Guo, Lei Zhao, et al. Read more Research Article  |  MOLECULAR NETWORKS Merged-nets enumeration for the systematic design of multicomponent reticular structures By Hao Jiang, Salma Benzaria, et al. Read more Research Article  |  CELL BIOLOGY Regulated N-glycosylation controls chaperone function and receptor trafficking By Mengxiao Ma, Ramin Dubey, et al. Read more Research Article  |  CIRCADIAN RHYTHMS Hepatic vagal afferents convey clock-dependent signals to regulate circadian food intake By Lauren N. Woodie, Lily C. Melink, et al. Read more Research Article  |  PLANT ECOLOGY A trade-off between investment in molecular defense repertoires and growth in plants By Michael Giolai, Anna-Liisa Laine Read more Research Article  |  PALEOCEANOGRAPHY Revisiting the mid-Pleistocene transition ocean circulation crisis By Sophia K. V. Hines, Christopher D. Charles, et al. Read more Research Article  |  SOMATOSENSATION C-LTMRs evoke wet dog shakes via the spinoparabrachial pathway By Dawei Zhang, Josef Turecek, et al. Read more Research Article  |  SORPTION MATERIALS Ultrahigh–surface area covalent organic frameworks for methane adsorption By Ying Yin, Ya Zhang, et al. Read more Careers Working Life Finding my strengths By Kisha Greer Read more Essay Essay  |  Social Sciences Untangling bias: Racial and phenotypic bias in neuroimaging methods must be addressed By Jasmine Kwasa Racial and phenotypic bias in neuroimaging methods must be addressed Read more Essay  |  Social Sciences Eyes are windows to the brain: Capturing eye movements to better understand face processing in autism By Jason Griffin Capturing eye movements to better understand face processing in autism Read more Essay  |  Social Sciences Bringing music back to our children: Greater exposure to music can benefit language learning in infants By T. 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